Border Crossing at ‘Dzyvinkove – Lonyha’ with Hungary Resumed

On July 8, the border crossing point ‘Dzyvinkove – Lonyha’ at the Ukrainian-Hungarian border has resumed operations. Crossing procedures in this direction were temporarily suspended in the morning due to the need to address the aftermath of severe weather that had affected the region the day before.

This is reported by AgroReview

Border Crossing Reopened

After the completion of all restoration work, the ‘Dzyvinkove’ crossing point has begun accepting individuals and vehicles in the usual manner. The resumption of its operations allows for a return to the standard border crossing procedures for all citizens and transporters heading to Hungary or returning to Ukraine.

Official Information from the Border Guards

The State Border Guard Service has reported that all crossing procedures are currently being conducted in accordance with established rules. The point is operating at full capacity, and any delays caused by the weather have been resolved.

“The operation of the ‘Dzyvinkove’ crossing point at the border with Hungary has been resumed. Crossing operations are being conducted in the usual manner,” stated the State Border Guard Service on their official Telegram page.

Citizens and drivers are advised to monitor official information regarding the operation of crossing points in case of changes in weather conditions or other force majeure circumstances.